Christine Drew

Assistant Professor


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Office: 3064 Haley Center

Units: Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation, and Counseling

Campus Mail: 2084 Haley Center

Email: cmd0109@auburn.edu

Phone: (334) 844-7660

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Short Bio

Dr. Christine Drew is an assistant professor in special education and the EAGLES Program Faculty Research Advisor. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst – Doctoral (BCBA-D). Dr. Drew taught special education in middle school in Texas for five years before moving to Oregon for her doctoral program. 

 

Dr. Drew is primarily a single-case researcher and has also conducted qualitative and quantitative research. Her research interests include assessing and treating challenging behavior in adolescents with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), training natural change agents like parents and teachers to implement behavioral interventions, and sexuality and relationship education for individuals with IDD. 

 

When not teaching or conducting research, Dr. Drew works with her partner in the backyard planting fruiting trees, bushes, and vines. She also stays busy buying houseplants (for which she does not yet have pots or shelving). She enjoys playing with her newly-adopted dogs Mollie and Mick, and watching very useless television shows.

Education

PhD in Special Education, 2019, University of Oregon

M.Ed. in Special Education, 2014, Texas State University

B.A. in Economics, 2008, University of Texas


Professional Experience

2020 - Present

Assistant Professor & EAGLES Program Faculty Research Advisor, Auburn University

2019 - Present

Assistant Professor, Auburn University

2017 - 2018

Academic Associate, Arizona State University

2015 - 2016

Graduate Teaching Fellow, University of Oregon

2010 - 2015

Special Education Teacher, Ojeda Middle School, Del Valle, TX

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